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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JE RSEY

~ Trans leave from Chambcrsst station for Englewood,
TenaAy Cloatcr spark l!l and Nyaek $3.50, 40 $50
Qso ana 1880 M LAP 3; o. $50 70 Pc 54o SSo :
y n, Nor Manuel spring Valley, Monsey and Ialnans,
b3O. 7.lO. $50 a. H.. doc t.3O p. M Sundays $3.50 H.
= In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

DED STAR LINE.
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
sailing iIom New-l ok and Antwerp every saturday
NOOKDLAN SATURDAY May X, vS0 A. m
RtIi NlA -aturiAT JNu" J, T. N
spring and Rates INST cabin, SEQ 10 $lOl
E1cursDu, $40 TO $50 Second caDn $40 EAcurson S'O
and s,J ateerage very low rato+
PETER " KiGHr & SONS. G0nI Ag'ts. So BrOld8Iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
VXyIuTE STAR LIME

WHITE STAR LINE. ,,,-nooo,
w FOR QUEENSroWN AND LIVERPOOts
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES MAIL 9IEANEIsS
CELTIC CAPT Iryng...... wednesday. May %. p. N.
.AWhRtC Capt Burton ....... saturday. May - r. N
GIEWANIC can't dilende Wed. June ]. 1870 p.
M pr RiIC TiI slay, June - 23O p III
From White star Dock io90 on "G yi iV1 cko,s On
favorable SeetAgo nom OF 10 tho Ola country ~
second cabin uas-encrrs carried these steamer rate
s3j excursion 500 For inspection OF plan. or OTHER III
New YORK. j. BRUCE IsMAY Agent
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- WHITE STAR LINE.
CELTIC, sailing Nav 70, ARABIC May p. AMI RfPI y
Lie Juno 2 aye special and superior second CAB accom-
odaOn The whole O the saloon accommodation on Arabic
and Republic viii up Second Cabin iassengcrA
Apply II White star Ofccs. Al BrJaiwIy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
A -TR0Y RnATS- CITIZENSl .llNE.

"A. steamers cry OF ROY ana sARAroaA leav,
footof Chrstophar-st NOrth RYcr datG cHcopt Sltnr
D. m Tor rrjg AL tho North SUNDAY uor touches ~
Albany Troy Excursion Tickets. $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

HAY AND STRAW-Prime stock In limited supply and
values are firmly held throughout the list Hay Ti9Sthy
mixed, So zCOc Glover, 40 55c shipping g00c Straw
Long RYE 50 G6 5c.i short, 45a50oi oat 4Oa5Oo.
HOPS-The tone OF the market shows considerable i'm
proycpent though tho demand Is not speculative
fiIstcless goods are especially firm. American Hops
York state 1856 Best lsd2oci DO Common 70 Good
5Ssbsel Do issa Best S9lgG do. Meaiua Ga
GOOD iss lee 90; 1922 Good g Prime 7sSe ForoiEn
ooo4 10 lQci English do. 16zD18c-
AOLAsSEb-Quet on the basis OF 2OcL for 500 Boiling
MusSeysdo sales 400 hhds Ordinary Black strap ct Dso
aIa zoO hhes Extra Heavy do, NJ l0so,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
Gieambcnto ano Railroads.

TOR HUDSON and COXSACKIE.
l. steamer KAArEESKILL, leaves a. p m Tueaiays'
drsdays Saturdays from Pier 81 " H. loot OF Jay 81
steamer MCMANUS Mondays. Wednesdays aud Friays 3
from foot OF Frsnkns both boats connecting win
Boston and Albany r. Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY.
FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER.
m Table al Nav IL lN,T

Fable OF Nay ID 1887.
Tor PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound Brook
Route" ~ 400. 73l. 0G0 HOO 100 300 400 $50
1850, 1900 p NJ SUNDAYS al 4:V0 s;t5 m, 53O 100
Trains leaving at 400 1872 II 90, a. M. lsn 400 $50
1900 have connection Neadng Harrisburg Potis
VILE etc DO T. m FOL Easion Beiieheln Allentown. Road
Ing, Harrisburg, etc On sundays COR Easton
81 for EastOn. netlIInhnIn Allentown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

boston. NEWPORT, NORTH and I'M Mn
aud nRsfoI. Leave Per % n IL ,eet s, :, Sss
ar AZ SOD !, illr isttilYi toclltu. 4 4
b. Annex Boat from Brooxy " & AMI lsrsm ivy as,s
n. An orchestra oach srsang hvss @'o'A
Lowest Ra<es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ FRN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
AND BUFFALO LlGHIN NC EXPKhss
TRAINS no DtSt. ALWAYS ON TINE PULLMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24
SKILL EVENING LINE.

NINhILL LYENINU LINE,
~ For cACSKiLL ami way ianing4 Boats esvs Pier 3D.
North RIVER loot u Iay,tr,es tltly u m.
For SfUYVEsANf and ATHENS Pier s. North
River foot u Frtlsnstroe. Tue, lays ThursiaYs AMI
SATURDAY 10 Same holc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

For Eberon. A,bury Park Ocean Grove pt Pleasant &C.
OerAn Grnvll N.3l a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

I'D NORFOLK, VA. and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn. r. r. $50 p PIrOr 10 baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving 80 Old Point al o,l3
Norfolk IL al. v IOMPkIAS
SeIp Pass AGENT, Sl9 Broadway y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-24

cfycfxgArt Nav 2B-FlOur st-lfv-Fan!lY 81 70 .
S. UJi Fancy 81 0Ossi lh....:.WAeat st99g-N@ hei
$40 f.ecoipta 1900 Uuant s4tDmrnI 4iOD bufh----.
corn weak 30. AiNeI 4l4il sc......Oats Gui,i No
Ml1od 80 q nc 1--WE soady-No ~ t9c.. PofS ~
sl5 5n iarJ nrn a 80 80. BulSWCAA SiraHy-rAorL
IuDa 81 l2L. rlcon was nrm-short RIO, al s. ~
~hort Clear 3 20 ... Butter Stcldy Fancy Creamery 2uc
Cool 10 Extra Good - Prur 'ary IL lic.--iiogs
stealy-C Common LlglL s3 500 8 SOS Packing ana
utcIers Il - o. Receipts @,lOJ NEAL shipments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
The San Francisco wheat Deal,

SAN FRANcIsco, CAL, August o.
There was large and excited crowd in
the call-board room at II o'clock this
morning, the official hour for the be-
ginning of trading. One sale of 100
tons was made at $l.24, decline of IL
cents from the latest official sales on
Friday.
John W. Mackay, in an interview
this morning, repudiAted the state
ments attributed to HIM in an inter-
view printed in New York few days
ago, in which he said he was a large
holder of wheat. He said the Nevada
Bank had loaned q large amount OF
money on wheat, but that neither the
bank nor its officials were directly inter-
ested in the deal, and he was willing to
throw open all his books to show this
to be fact.
After an hours session Of the call
board the parties to whom Dresbach q
Rosenfeld failed to pay the margins on
wheat which they had promised came
in and asked to sell the wheat under
the rules of the board. The directors
claimed that once having signed an
agreement to accept Dresbach's propo-
sition the old contracts are not affected
by the call-board rules. The directors
sought legal advice in the matter, the
board in the mean time remaining in
formal session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
English Electoral Facts.

LONDON, August 29.-In the Nine
tenth Century appears an article by
Mr.. Gladstone entitled Electoral
Facts of 1885," in which he says that
the general election OF 1886 indicated
not the conviction, but the perplexity
of the country. He contends that the
results of recent elections are equiva-
lent to an improved Liberal strength Of
% per cent, and. giving the Conserya-
tives the benefit OF all doubts, new
election would leave the latter in mi
nority Of l03. This basis, he continues,
is too narrow to allow of q demonstra-
ton on the expression OF undue conf
dence or the part of the Liberals, but
viewing the figures in cold blood a ra-
tional Tory or dissident will probably
regard them as of neutrality-suspicious.,
and may even begin to inquire in re-
Elective temper, "Where is all this to
end?"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Big Fire Near Detroit.

DETROIT, August 29.--Early this
morning at Debray, eight miles
west of here, fire broke out IN the
dry-kiln of the Anchor Manufacturing
Company. An alarm was given
lust as the men were about to begin
work, and the fire-extinguishing appa-
ratus was brought into immediate use.
The buildings were filed with shavings
and other inflammable material used in
making barrels, and the flames spread
rapidly. An extra engine was sent from
this city, but nearly all the buildings
are on fire, and it is probably too late
to save anything. The loss will be
from $3.50, 0OO to $500, 600. The bust
ness of the Anchor Manufacturing
Company is the making of the one
stave barrel and kindred cooperage and
heading supplies. 1t is very extern
sive establishment and employs about
400 hands.
A later dispatch says that the works
of the Anchor Manufacturing Company
were almost completely destroyed.
Three times the railroad bridge over
the river was on fire. A big sheet OF
flames shot across the railroad track
and caught five cars that were standing
on a siding. 1900 -,
The losses aggregate s24O,OOO. The
company recently passed into the con-
troll of Peter Havemeyer Il Sons, OF
New York. Four hundred and three
hands are thrown out OF employment.
The insurance is SCI, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Ireiand,s Police Force.

by Anglo American cable to the Dispatch.l
LONDON, August 29.-In the House
of Commons this evening, on motion
to grant e762, 3l5 for the purpose Of
completing the credit for the Irish po-
lice service, Mr.. Dillon protested
against the constant increase of ex-
penses of the police in Ireland. AL
though the population had decreased
100000 since 1880 the cost of the po-
lice service had increased over ESQ.,
COO. This waste of public money was
not due to crime. A monstrous
and corrupt police force was kept
up to evade the provisions OF
the mutiny act by maintaining
a larger military force than was sane
toned by Parliament. The law was
not enforced and rents were not col
lected, and the only effect of employ
ing the police was to create widespread
disaffection and to exasperate the
people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Saratoga Races.


SARATOGA, August 29.-The track
was in good condition and the weather
clear.
First race - five furlongs-Cruiser
won; Jack Cocks second, Carrie G..
third. Time, 104l.
In this race four riders were un-
horsed, and two Of them severely in
jured. AS the ten two-year-olds turned
from the diagonal stretch into the regu-
lar track at the half post. Barrett, the
rider of Fontain, was thrown, but was
uniDiured. His fall is supposed to
have been caused by collision, but
Barrett claims not to know of any col
hsion. AS the remaining nine horses
were turned into the main track near
the third-qaarter post Music stun
bled and Colonel Zeb. Ward and
Sadie Mac came in collision with her.
The three horses went down, rolling
over. Jockey West, the rider of zeb.
Ward, was shortly afterward reported
dead. but later it was believed by the
physician that there was a chance for
his recovery. Perry was injured about
the shoulders and back, but will. it is
believed, speedily recover. Winchell
was able to ride in the second race.
Second race - one mile - Pericles
won Gray Cloud second, Breton
third. Time, l:Ai.
Third race-one and one half miles
Alaric won Sour Mash second. Time,
2;4lI.
Fourth race-three-quarters OF q
mile-Queen of Elizabeth won Gar
dey second, frankie b third. Time,
I'M. :,
Fifth race-selling race, mile and
sixteenth-Malva X won Clonee
second, Burton third. Time, l:o4l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

operators were refused admittance TO
the Exchange hall until IL o'clock,
when Superintendent CLARK, OF the
baltimore and Ohio, notified President
Wright that they had removed the
wires as requested. Their instruments
were immediately replaced and bust
ness resumed.
The Postal and Western Union wires
to the number OF six that run from
Wiley, Strawbridge 4 Co. 8 Office to the
bucketshops all over the country were
cut this morning. This left the latter
firm, which is said to be the headquar-
tiers for the largest bucket shops outside
of this city, without wires to dissent
nate their quotations. The city, au
thorities have also cut the overhead
wires leading from all the bucket-shops
in the city. The work consummated
to-day is the result of over O months
study, and, it is believed, leaves the
board master of the situation.
CINCINNATI, August 29.--The Balti-
more and Ohio Telegraph Company,
in obedience to the demand Of the
Chicago Board OF Trade, this noon
took out their wires from the half
dozen "broker Offices" or "bucket-
shops" as they are Familiarity known,
and completely stopped that business
in this city for the present. How this
new difficulty will be met by the
brokers is a subject of interested dis
cussiOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
BADLY CUT BY NEGROES.
Lee Wright Beaten and Cut Near
AlexaBdria-A Nomination, &c.

Especial telegram TO the Dispatchl
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 29.-Sa-
turday night dispute arose between
several whites and blacks congregated
at Acknowledgment, in the Village,
Just before midnight. When it was
quiet Lee Wright, young mechanic
Of the Midland road, started down til,
road toward Hunting creek, whence
several OF the negroes had gone shot
while before. Some time later Wright
was found in an exhausted condition,
bruised and with his throat and chest
cut as by a razor or knife. He was taken
home and is better to-day. He says the
darkeys began by throwing stones at
him, and then jumped on him. Three
negroes have been traced and arrested
IN barn across the creek and held.
Primaries in Prince William Satur-
day resulted in the nomination OF Cap
tain r. II. Taylor. II is equivalent
to an election. There was small vote.
Michael Lonergan, of this city, aged
ninety years, IL dead.
A mad-dog created intense excite
ment in the vicinity OF Pitt and Wolfe
streets this evening. There were seve-
raj narrow escapes among children be-
fore the dog was dispatched by police
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Base-Ban Yesterday.
ny telegraph to the Dispatch.l

ny telegraph 70 the Dispatcn.l
At Cincinnati
Cincinnatis. Il 000122 OF
Athletics 2 5000 0 p B
Base-hits Cincinnatis, Is; Athletics,
9. Errors: Cincinnatis, 3; Athletics,
at Washington
[Seven innings-Darkness.I
Washingtons 80. @ 20 2 0 0 o.
Chicagos. .......:.0 2 002 0--5
Base-hi Washingtons, 10; Chica-
COS, IL. Errors Washipgtops, 0; Chi
Cages, 3. Batteries: O'Day and Gil
Hgan Baldwin and DAILY.
At New York:
New Yorks. o 0 0 0 90 3 0 10
Indianapolis 0 O02 0 0 "a
Base-hits: New Yorks, 10; Indi-
annapolis, 5. Errors: New Yorks, 8
indianapolis, 9. Batteries ; Keefe and
O'Rourke Shreve and Hackett.
At Philadelphia:
Philadelphia. o 0 0 0 2 Go
Pittsburghs. 20 l 0 3 900 x-7
Base-hits Philadelphias, 16; Pitts
burghs, 10. Errors Philadelphias, 6 ];
Pittsburghs, 3. Batteries: Buffinton
and Clements; Calvin, Carroll, and
Miller.
At Boston {:
Detroits. ...OO2 5O63 x-16
Bostons. g. o 00000 90 3 2
Base-hits: Detroits, q Bostons, Z
Errors: Detroits, 4; Bostons, II.
| Batteries Getzein and Bennett Stem
myer and O'Rourke.
| At Louisville:
Iouisyilles. .0003 700 Ala
Metropol't'ns o 3 0 0 0 3 0 q 8
Base-hits Louisyilles, "a Metropo-
litans, IA. Errors Louisvilles, 6; Me-
tropolitans, 7.
| at st. Louis
st. Louis. HOOP 301 o. 7
Brooklyns. % 900 l l | 0 o. 3
Base-hits st. Louis, IL Brooklyns,
| TO- Errors; st. Louis, 2; Brook
lyns, 0.
| At Cleveland:
Clevelands.. OO1O21 o s
Baltimores @ 2 % l l / o. 6
Base-hits: Clevelands, 18; Balti-
mores, 13. Errors Clevelands, Z;
Baltimores, 6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
A COMMEMORATIVE BANQUET.
How President Cleveland will be En-
tertafned I'm Philadelphia.
washington star.l

washington start
The closing features Of the constitu..
tional celebration in Philadelphia nex'
month will be commemorative ban
quet, which will be given on the hall
floor of the Academy OF Music on the
evening of Saturday, September 18th,
and which will close the centennial
celebration. President Cleveland has
signifed in an autograph letter 70 the
secretary his intention 10 be present
at the banquet. 1t viii be unique,
perhaps, in the fact that it will
be given by eight learned bodies, in
GLIDING the Oldest societies on the
American continent. The hosts will be
the University of Pennsylvania. found
ed in 1749 the American Philosophi-
cal Society, 1743 the College of Ply
sicians Of Philadelphia, 1857 the His
torical Society of Pennsylvania, 1924 I;
the Academy of Natural Sciences OF
Philadelphia, 1912 the Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts, 1905 the Frank
lin Institute Of the State of Pennsyl-
vania, 1924. and the Law Academy OF
Philadelphia, 1888.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
The ParneIlltes and O,Brien,s Trial.

LONDON, August 20. The ParnelIltes
are determined that Parliament shall
not rise until decision shall have been
reached in the case of 0'Brien, and be-
gan tonight what promises TO be pro-
longed discussion OF the Irish esti-
mates. Even by resorting to the clo-
ture rule the Government will be I'M
able to balk their purpose. O'Brien's
trial opens on September 9Th. ANY
attempt by the prosecution to strain the
meaning OF the crimes act as affecting
0'Brien's case viii be the occasion of q
fierce protest by his colleagues in Par.
lament. The Conservative whips will
be Obliged TO keep twenty members
within hail TO prevent q surprise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30

= ! s.ssss Z lssses:.s I. , s'sss,sz sses
60uthsfn sssedy, red sy4gI4 e4b9{t -
western lover, cloeipe 1u11 No N1oeU -
Der. sgh s7ptc December. 64a1e>a Cogzk~
southern lrns. with light receipts; ynftey -
57cs, yellow. 5e1tc:, Western oul1 u1xc9s
SPOT September, Wxaloct 0cto0er. Uelyf4
Oats steady vim fsiS inquiry scs.nen e1d
Pennsylvania, 2ea5lc; western Wills, -
s3kc. western mixed. Sia33r. Rye quiet -
<s45Ic. Hay easy end quiet; prime - ooo91e
western, St3affAto. Proyisione HeA1y vlU
moderate dsmand. Mes>pors, u9afI Bg1.~
meats Shoulder snd cloarrfb stdes. peckeov
7a9c. Bacon Shoulders, 7jla3tc cIeerne
sides. exc; hams 12xs13c. Lsrd-ke1ns4s
&c. Butter about steady: WESTERN pacheo< I1e
xsc.; creamery, x2a25c. Eggs dull 81 l5sioHo
Petroleum sfssdy: refined. kkc. Coffee nrrnW
snd duh; kio earxoss. ordinary to fsifs 1854
Dkc- sugar higher; A soft 6Hc.; copp<r-re.
hned nrm M 10hai0Hc. Wbiskey stcady 80
quiet at ti.i4s3Lia frefehfs 70 Ltverpoof ~
stesmer duil--cosron. Nd; ncur, Ia ID;
grain. I'd
CHICAGO
CHICAGO, August sa.--Cash Quotations were:
Flour In local demand only: prices anctengo4
and rrm. No. spring wheat osHc; 70. Z
spring vnect, 65kc. No. 2 red. esxr NO
corn, 40tc. No. 2 oats, 2f1c MeeSport, fia0o
tl5.3S Lard. f6.37k. short rib e3dee uooe9s
s7.Sh. Dry-saIted shoulders boxed, 0}3a
N0 shortclear sides lboxedD, SDse6A
Tn.stnc s,t,,r.s rsn..x a. eot,ows,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
DIES OF CRUEL TREATMENT.
A Child BrutaIIy Abused and watm-
cd by It's Parents.


CHICAGO, August pa Times spe-
cisl from Monroeville, Ind, says; The
child so brutalIy abused by its step
father. John Watterside, at Smiley,
near here, died yesterday from the
effects Of the cruel treatment it had
received, and for which he is now in
Jail, and his wife will be as soon as the
officers can find her. The pair took
special delight in manning the child,
and finally surgeons had TO amputate
one arm and limb, weeks after the
child should have had medical aid,
which was furnished by order of the
township trustee, who discovered by
accident the cruel treatment the child
was receiving. For two weeks after the
operation was performed the mother
would tie the little cripple to the bed
stead and leave it there for hours with
out nursing, although the child was
screaming with hunger. The remains
Of the little one viii be buried by the
township trustee, and unless Waiter
side has a speedy trial there is great
danger of lynching.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
FINANCIAL
nv Yoxx YAr1us1x. An nIen.
uoHp s1oox YxanA1aus.


NEW Yosx, August ss.--Thc stock msrkes 70,
DAY practically subeided into the oulncs y
week before last Operators are aweiuns Ut ,
Northern Pacific stocks, and these were 49,.
ed again today Oregon Navigation. wnscn
opened up per cent, was Knocked on ~ per
cent, and finally closed a. Saturdays quoss-
lions Missouri Pacific lod the early e1vsnsss
squirting up sharply. though most Of the geiiI
was afterwards lost The market closed qaIes
but firm at about the opening hgures Inc
active.list. with but few exceptions. show sms .
coo shares
NEW YORK. August Socn.-Stocks steady
and finn. Money easy Ct 4ao per cent. hx-
change--Lons. <s0al; short 4sa Governments
dull. 49,,
Ereminq,-Exchange dun but irm; long,
tsiL: short, ass. Money rather easy Al 5aoN
closing offered at B. Sub-Treasury balances
Gold, si34,9es.o00; currency. $lasi1,M. GOV
ernmenfs dull: per cents lzok; ~ per
oonta 1851 STATE honda dull.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
Cutting or the - Bucket-shops."
lBy telegraph TO the Dispatsh.I

CHICAGO, August 29.-The instru-
menis OF the Baltimore and Ohio Tele-
graph Company were removed from the
Board-of-Trade room late Saturday al
ternoon because the company were
slow in complying with the request OF
the board that they discontinue fur
nishing wires for w. H. Epley & Go.
and Hodges, Miller 4 Co. TO dissemi-
nate quotations to " bucket-shops.
This morning the Baltimore and Ohio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
A Le.ser.csrrier's REGULATIONS.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

BosroS, August 29.-Albert Howell,
AGED thirty years, letter-carrier, was
arraigned to-day on the charge Of en- Ho
bezziing letters. He was held IN Si,oOO
for the September term OF the court
Howell never stole letters on his own
route. but took letters from the boxes
OF the other carriers before they had
been put in the pouches. Howell is Q
church member. and carried ms rem
pious zeal into his business, always
keeping the Bible upon his desk, which
DE read during noon-time, and made
himself very conspicuous IN this par
ficuIar. The officers think that ne mas
been stealing for six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-30
RICHMOND TOBACCO MAgKgr.

AUGUST 20, 1885,.
The mark ct, while void Of any animation, is
merely firm, and there Is nothing 10 test prices
other than private offerings. A few packages,
wrappers, and cutters sell here and there, but
there are no large lots Of any kind changing
hands lately. The crop outlook Is very good
to nne, and prices for new have already
started of at very full prices in the interior
markets. Western markets are hrmer and
higher on all goods. We advise planters 70
keep the common printing crop at home. Is
Is Of DO value here. as the old can't be sold